Relaxation of restrictions increased retailers' profits
3 years, 9 months ago

Relaxation of restrictions increased retailers' profits

NL Times  

After the government allowed for limited on-site shopping options for non-essential stores last week, business picked up again for retailers. ING saw a sharp increase in debit card transactions after the “click-and-collect” option began on February 10. “Retailers that were heavily hit by the pandemic are still dealing with large setbacks but the losses are becoming significantly less”, researcher at the ING’s bureau of economics Marten van Garderen said to NOS. Sport, toy and clothing stores earned back 40 percent of their regular debit card transactions. “Online shopping remains more popular than normal, but the difference has become somewhat less”, Van Garderen said.

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